The Discovery of Poetry (London: Edward Arnold, 1930; reprinted 1931, 1935, 1947), "Primarily intended for use in schools, in those forms and classes where the more careful study of literature is for the first time attempted." Foreword to Aleksander Kamiński's pseudonymous Stones for the Rampart: The Story of Two Lads in the Polish Underground Movement (London: Polish Boy Scouts' and Girl Guides' Association, 1945). The Bible as Literature (London: Bible Reading Fellowship, 1947). Happy Ever After? (London: National Marriage Guidance Council, 1949). Anthologized Poems by Lyon were anthologized in the following collections: More Songs By the Fighting Men (Soldier Poets Second Series; London: Erskine MacDonald Ltd., 1917) Valour & Vision: Poems of the War (1920) Selections from Modern Poets, edited by J. C. Squire Later English Poems, 1901–1922, edited by James Elgin Wetherell Up The Line To Death: The War Poets 1914–1918, edited by Brian Gardner (1964) References External links P. H. B. Lyon at the National Portrait Gallery (London). Index of contributors to Oxford Poetry Now to Be Still and Rest at oldpoetry.com 1893 births 1986 deaths Elinor Lyon 20th-century English poets British World War I poets Recipients of the Military Cross British Army personnel of World War I Durham Light Infantry officers Head Masters of Rugby School World War I prisoners of war held by Germany British World War I prisoners of war English male poets 20th-century English male writers